Payables Specialist
Carnegie Mellon University
Payables Specialist
Carnegie Mellon University
University training problem solvers and innovators
We’re looking for an SEI Payables Specialist will report to the Manager of SEI Payables and be responsible for assisting the manager in ensuring effective and efficient daily operations of the department, proper internal controls, and approving expense reimbursements. In this role, you will research and resolve accounts payable issues with campus and external representatives. You will also assist in oversight of day-to-day operations of the payables team. You are inquisitive with a customer service focus that will play a key role in implementing new SEI and university initiatives. Your communication skills will ensure the SEI is well trained and informed.
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Pittsburgh, PAJob Function
Business Administration and ServicesPosition Type
Staff – RegularFull time/Part time
Full timePay Basis
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University training problem solvers and innovators
What Carnegie Mellon University does: It provides higher education and research across a wide range of fields, especially technology, engineering, sciences, and the arts, helping students become ready to enter the workforce and pursue innovative work. How its products work: It offers degree programs (bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral) and professional schools where students learn through classes, labs, projects, research opportunities, and collaborations with industry and the community. How it differentiates from competitors: CMU combines strong strengths in STEM with arts and design, interdisciplinary programs, and active collaboration with industry partners, all supported by a culture that emphasizes hands-on problem solving and real-world impact. What the goal is: To train capable graduates who can solve real problems, drive innovation, and contribute to technology, the arts, and society in meaningful ways.
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